Auditions

Do I Hear a Waltz?

Auditions for "Do I Hear a Waltz" will be held on the evenings of August 25 and 26. Rehearsals begin shortly thereafter, and performances take place November 7 through December 20.

More information on these auditions will be posted on this page soon.



The Petrified Forest

Auditions for this show are complete and most parts have been cast, as shown below.

If you are interested in the one still-open part of Joseph, please contact the director, Marti Baer, at mareta7210@gmail.com or (415) 385-7210.


Roles:
Gramp Maple

George Adams

Jason Maple

John Burke
Boze Hertzlinger

Craig Eychner

Alan Squier

Kyle Johnson

Mr. Chisholm

Michael Fay

Joseph/Voice of Deputy

PART OPEN

Duke Mantee

Bob Taylor

Jackie/Telegraphy Lineman 1

Ted Bigornia

Pyles/Telegraphy Lineman 2

DC Scarpelli

Ruby/Voice of Sheriff/Herb

Peter Budinger

Legion Commander

Simon Patton

Gabby Maple

Laura Morgan

Mrs. Chisholm

Michael Haven

Paula

Laura Morgan



Pinole Youth Musicals Auditions for "West Side Story"

Auditions for performers high school age through 26 years will be held Monday, July 28 at 7:00 PM.

More Information.



Generalities

Auditions for our productions are usually scheduled in opening week of the previous production. We schedule two audition days for every show to make it easier for people who may be performing in other productions. No appointment is necessary to audition: Just show up at the appointed time.

For the five Masquers productions each season, auditions are open to everyone. Actors who have not worked at the Masquers are especially welcome. We very seldom precast, but if we do, we will always pre-announce any precast roles.

The special galas and the Envision series are often precast, and roles are generally open to Masquers members, or by invitation only.

Unfortunately, we have no funds available to pay actors for their work. We are a non profit, community theatre, so we must rely on volunteers.

If you are cast, you are expected to commit to the entire run. Schedule conflicts during rehearsal, however, can almost always be worked out with the Director, as long as you let him or her know.

As the time approaches, information will be made available regarding what will be required for the upcoming auditions. Typically, it's something like this: A prepared monologue and/or readings from the script for "straight" shows; for musicals, prepare a song in your key and bring the music for our accompanist. If the show involves dance, you will be shown a simple dance sequence to learn and execute.

A headshot and resume are certainly not necessary, but bring them if you have them. We will take a snapshot of you and have you fill out an audition form.

Performances are Friday and Saturday nights at 8:00, with some Sunday matinees and Thursday night benefits.

Auditions are held at the theatre. The address of the theatre is
105 Park Place
Point Richmond, CA 94801-3922